The Proper Way To Do EVERY GRIND Trick

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𝄁 SONGS IN THIS VIDEO 𝄇 (in order)
Tomas Skyldeberg - Flutter
House of Say - Do You Think Of Me
Osoku - Soda
Blue Topaz - Wasted Education
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🌌 PRETTY YOUTUBE CHANNELS FOR CREATIVES:

[gil]

Tomorrow is my birthday and I'll take this video from john as a present

[JohnHill]

There's gonna be comments about this so i'll address the comment I made about "nosegrinds/overcrooks". Every thrasher mag, every transworld mag, Leo Romero, Nyjah, Yuto, Reynolds, all call "overcrooks" on rails nosegrinds, because balancing a nosegrind on a round rail like a ledge is just something most people don't do. It IS technically an overcrook, but there's a big history where skateboarding basically decided on calling it a nosegrind. If you're a skateboarder, who ends up skating with a lot of people, a lot of those people will tell you, it's a nosegrind, some might say it's an overcrook, either way, you know what it means. but straight up, the best skateboarders in the world call it a nosegrind. 👊

[japanesetrapper]

5:0 on rails are much different from ledges, you have to be precise with where you put your back truck on. The best tip for them is to put all your weight on your back foot, stay above the rail, and lean back a little.

[RiverheadSkate]

I wish I saw this when I was 12. You are helping so many new skaters in a huge way.

[adlernewswanger]

I’ve always been intimidated with grinding and avoided it, this video inspired me to give it a try, thanks.

[LilCrispyBoi]

Some of the most fun sessions I've had are just a rail in a carpark/netball court. Solid informative video! Now to actually land go some harder grinds.

[solidbluebrian]

Thanks for this tutorial! Very helpful //// I wish the skate community would all agree to use the terms “heel-side” and “toe-side” when explaining tricks instead of “left” and “right”. Then you don’t have to worry about goofy vs regular- you can explain it one way and it will make sense for any stance. Would make things easier for everyone, why is this not a standard thing by now…

[sethusk]

I love your trick tip videos, they're so straight forward and no nonsense. Even if I'm not in a place to do them, I know I can come back to it when I'm ready.

[Skateboardingofficial]

⬇️ Number of people who love John Hill and get excited every time he uploads!

[nilesgunderson]

Your videos are the best! They always gets me pumped to go out and just focus on the fundamentals, which in turn make me a more advanced skater. As a 36-year-old father, Its a lot harder to stay on my game, but you keep reigniting my desire to get out there and shred. You da man!

Quick question, can’t seem to figure out how to fix my trucks from making my board drift /turn to one side. Like if I push my board in front of me, it drifts to the left. Assuming since I’m regular and bc that’s my heel side, that is the cause, but is there a fix for that?? Maybe harder bushings?? Would be nice to throw my board down tail facing forward and not feel awkward lol. Might be wishful thinking tho…

[joshiemah]

Front feebles r impossible for me :(

Feels soooo awkward to have my toes be the center of gravity

[StrengthBeyondStrength]

Thank you for this. Just got back on the board after a 13 yr hiatus and feel like I have to relearn everything

[HaleyIsaak]

I watched this whole video in preparation for trying out your flat bar wish me luck🤣

[buckethat]

In my country is 3am i stayed on youtube just to get a notification from john hill

[tristansevillano]

John is the best youtuber, he deserves 1 mill

Anyone else agree?

[brianespinoza]

I’m literally buying a rail today & out of no where I see this amazing video from John. I’m taking it as a sign I’ll have good luck learning feebles

[godeaterskye]

I've been relearning skating lately to stay in shape and I'm having fun again, this is a great refresher

[justicesmith]

Hands on the board is good advice, thanks man

[jimtolan]

I've seen Powell Peralta's guy @ZachDoelling visually demonstrate why a nose grind isn't an overcrook, depends on where your weight is centered on the rail and how the board is angled away from the rail vs centered. Overcrook angles over, leans and pinches while nosegrind should sit direct center on the rail. The difference is huge and should be noted, pro or not. Pros insisting an oc is a ng usually just don't have the board control to choose which one they lock in. Great video nonetheless, no hate here

[Dartz_Dartz]

This videos acc so helpful I recently came back into to skating and this video made grinding so much easier for me